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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29

Die Staats Steucrnus9leidungs
8ebOroe Fat leBte @o6s ibre 2(r5eiten
6een6et. Der gelnntmtc 5ur @aritauer-
ing cinsei6lbte gsrtb Der Giieubabnen
betrd9t rn9efd6r s50,0OO,OO0 ODER
81, 100000 mebr nls in lebten Sabre.
Die MeiIenjabl Der ueri9jeoenen Sn6u-
linien iit uun 4,6SS im leBten Sabre
nuf 1886 Wieilen poer 2jS Oteilen
negr geitie9en. Der Stant ;icbt MIR
oas SaBnbett, bas 8etriebsmnierinl,
gSniierbe6dlter uno am @elciie gelege=
nen 9e6du6e 5ur Selteucruug beran.
Der @ertb oe5 uon ben GpuntD -gtfeIo-
reu ciujui6dsenoen 8abneigentDums
betrGgt ebtnfnll3 100000, 10 oaB Der
@eiammtiuertb be5 Giienba5n-G -Gigen-
tDums i'll Ntihouri un9eidgr $55, 700
%. +. nur fir Steuerpertb, Der Wirfli-
DE I8ertb ilt beoeutenO b0ber) betrd9t
Die 9ur6I6nitts-Steuerrate lit S1.S5
per 800, 10 bnB Die NtiiOurier SaBn-
geieGI9nIten Suinntmen im lnltTeuOen
esu6r $1,017,5 800 Iribut all oeu Stnat
Ill entri6ten babeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas George Fromm by his certain
mortgage deed dated March 18th, 1887,
and recorded in the Recorders office of Gas
conade County, State of Missouri in Book
Y, page 39i, did convey to the UNDER
signed mortgage, the following describ-
ed rcal-estste, situated in the county of
Gasconade, and State of Missouri. to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty-eight (2Sl,
township forty-fve, (45), range six (6),
west, containing forty (4O) acres more OF
less.
Which said conveyance was made to
secure the payment of certain promissory
note therein described, and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment Of
said note, now therefore, in persuance of
the power and authority in me vested by
the mortgage afreslid, l, the undersigned
mortgage will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1887,
between the hours of o'clock in the fore
noon and ; o'clock in the afternoon of that
day proceed to sell the real estate herein
described, at public vendue for cash In
hand to the highest bidder at the court
house door in the town of Hermann, Coun-
ty of Gaseouade, State of Missouri.
HENRY MEYER, Mortgages.
July y Sept g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
8ndIrn's Nruita SaI6r.

Die teffr Sdlte in Der @eIt fur
S6nittruursn, Aueh6unasn, 0efdpiire.
Sal;Hus, 5isbtr- un6 8rsifbsulen, 5lr&trn,
atIprungsne Sdnor, Subuerausen unb als
Slutausl1Iiss; lGrre aur fur SdmUrrboieen
wirofstne Sej1bluns orrIangt. BDaise gu
frireenbtit garantirt rser ea5 1ele ;urHdtr-
itdittt. Yreis % Gents bic S&d&tsl gu
tatcn in NaHt'5 Npctbe!e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
Staotrat9s=S rrbnnblnnsen.

Ser Staotratb trat am %. Suli ais
Steucraus9leihungs6e 6eb0roe III SiBung.
9tuweieno Die 9erren GiBen. @eulel,
&ieger uuo 9OriiBer Sropp.
Der YlHehor unterbreitete ieinc SIz
dEr sur Yrilfung.
Die Sermnuu SnUiu9s Snnt beflaste
Ii6 iuegen ungere6t bOber 9l6i6dBung.
wOrauT nn6 ldn9erer Debate, oereu
Steuern Uon $4,000 uuf 1880 reouI
5irt iuuroen.
9ie SHder oeS 9tffefiOrs pur6sn
bierauf nngenommeu uno Dem Collector
n6erliefert.
8eeapituGatiUu:
9rlInbeIgent6um .$21S, 10000
Beri0uli6es Gi9eHt6um..- 133,4GO.O0
Summn $411 $4,000
Steuern nuf o6i9e Summr
a. ! Srp5ent ,013.2O
8eI9lOiien, oaB Die bon Srn Rm.
56omann ein9eianote Communication
auT Den 3ii6 sele9t lueroe.
9ertaguug.
Z beO. @rnf. $. arOpp.
Glert. YOrIiser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29

SuuIt Graders III > Geuts ba5
Yiuub bel
3. 6. SO unnig & Bro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
N09entli9er Warftferidlt
HefrriAs QgehI X O

Seoen Sreitag corrieirt oou Der
Hermann STAR MILLS.
gSeiSeu, 2 Qualitdt. dt.... 81
8eiSeu, g. Gualitdt. tdt....... 62
&orn, in &ol6en. en......... 35
9eI6dltes &oru. 40
qdIer- %
@ebl, per Sad, 1. Aunlitdt. -. 2 35
Rebl, per Gad, 2. AualitGt -. 2 10
&ornmebl, per 100 8funo. -. 100
&leie, per 100 &funo ........ 45
Sbipltuff. per 100 Yfune ... 60.
Yrnbnfte
9orri9irt bon
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grnrer
Die an9esebenen 9SreiIe iuerSen BON Den
Sdnblern nteiiteus I'M Saui6e beSnblt.
Butter, per Sfuno III
@ier, per Ouseno. no...... 81
Siibner, per Suseno. ....I 80 3 O0I
@nten, per Suseuo. .....2 5O-3 so
9dnit, per 9ubeno. .....3 5O-5 0OI
SetrOdueteNepfel, ,per9Sfuno IS
9etrUdnete8 e8frii6e, per8fo. 4-5I
&artoffeln, per 8uibel. -. 1870
3fuie5eln, per 8uIbel. -. rs
@eiBe SObuen, per 8uihel. 75-1 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29

&us9e5eidnetcn California 8rnnnt=
iuein ie6r bilig BEL 6rib R6aer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
@arum i'll Die 5erne idlueifen,

5ie9' oas Cute lie9t 10 nab!
bat beiOnOers 9tniuenOuug nuf bns
i60ne Eager bon feinen S9uben fir
9erren, Gnmen uno Siuoer iucl6es BEL
SO. z. . eniiu9 Su fiu6en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29
HENRY TEKOTTHe
6dnflfr in
S0:sbOG; 0ner Mrt
2atteu,
Sbirem.
SrHiterrabmeH,
6taiterlaSeH,
S6liu0eIH n, 4. m.

B. Strast, sr. s@iar u @utttnbtrs
Sermann, Ro
SD irss birrruit sas pHblifum BON @aSes.
Haee une ansreu;eueeu Gruntys in ReHntufN
eae TO bic Sel;- uae gEadreH.8prr6tke,
rsl@t i1 fduai1 ron @. Sang lbsrnpmmsu
eaee: stesutsns rsrmtbrt babe une ~ mdsiseH
9reifeH seTfaufsn Ferse. %ssus 8seieHuSa.
Ssetaunstu Vsreen prompt aussefabrt.
iuHS5-6-m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-29

81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
THT NfW YORK fkt--

The New York sta- 10 answer to The
gor,r, s,,sck rskes Editor Pulitzer With
gh,s,ly "reminiscences Of his early bis
tory a. bounty jumper and deserief ana
worse than all, II illustrates one Of DE
adventures with cartoon. The metro
nolItsn press for ten days past
has neglected everything else 10
devote al is editorial pages 70
a terrific tournament Of personal
abuse that Is unrivslled in The history
Of Journalism. No one doubts tie ability
o, the New York editors. bit the spp.-
cation 0, 1t 10 such methods and the lo"
tone 0, professional character The lack o.
dignity AID the search into private lie
for scandal % use FOR poli..ca. purpose
Al tend 70 show that however little
might be shown BY such attacks
against the objecis q ilem BE authors
have done themselye. serious harm
The same editors have been yiIiuously
crying aloud for vengeance ol JACOB
Sharp. when al that sharp did vas 81
follow the accepted methods d TIE time
and buy the Franchise which be ~ss
told could not be gotten any other BAY.
The brbed aldermen deserved every
thing they got, bur 20 3. quite different
.ort o. ofense 70 .o5by scheme
which did 10 harm and. 10 fact Was
. great benefit 10 The city Tie aver
age citizen o. New York doubles agrees
with TIA, opinion TIE v.nlous howl
comes from the editors ihs' afs row g j.
Ing each other hy names laf makes
BIllingssste decent sud classic .r come
uarisOu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Tie elIrltf
f.r t- fl-- f--r- Lr.- rl1- Eaaf
E1T lf- 81. tr a-.-her fsf.
VIII 20 found in Goldsmith. Ar q Writing
Poe-ry orl Fl N-a Plan Blf'er-- "Hudltrzs.
written abcl- 700 year. before Goldsmith 5
version Contains f1e following
F1r t11-- gas 81 ray frtt srs.I.
W1ll1 BE- car nerer q. t1ats slain.
Paws "Hi.-oTy q TIE Rebellion age and
Cdalr. trz1sa-I01 - Efa.1u1s La e.
pre-s The same idea .n aims, toe i5sar
~. language q Goldsmith allowing f1F q.
more primitive STATE - fae language ID
Tdalrs time Pay gives r.
IL ga; fgl.s aid -lr away
EsT fr-r a11 rgl.f srlfler DAY
ID rlsII. translation from Erasmus 3D.
e1-plsf
Ties same l-ll .tl r.-rr-f- asa.-
Ea- again asL- a-ot-e- -al@
TIE Ias; b. - earliest English erFressior
II t1e t-1l-L-. wLl.- ral o. tr49sl ~ Ter
--liar utl lived f -te Second o-l-urf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Dr.. g. 7. jackson. n The View York County
Meiicsl srcie-y suns up TIE proper treat
rneur - The hair. which Is = preventive q
haliness. as follows.
The scalp Should he kept clean hy an coca
Sonal shampoo q sap and water, borsT and
vater. OF some such simple means This
should not b. REPEATED oftener than once il
two or three weeks. and after the washing
the scalp should IL carefully dried. and VASE
Ene or sweet almond o. applied Women
should dry The hair ~ the fire CT ia The s--n,
and u1t dress 70 until dr.. The hair should
Be thorough hru-nei ard c1mt-d daily, Tor
Eve 0r Zen miu-tes, with viglr sufficient o.
make the -,alp glow. FHr This q brush
should have lur and moderately s-if tris-.es
- 10 grou1e widely SEPARATED from each
other such q brush HlIi reach fhe scalp. ard
brush o-t Tie du.- a comb with large
smooth teeth should he usei with The brush
70 C1el up tlc hslr r1 fhe cir
PCmace slocli u1- b. uss-i. and TIE daily
solsrg ~ fhe hair ilsco1-.nled Women
should nCt use lari9lre. ror PM ~ twis.
Tie hair. r.r s.-rrh y With curing ir11s. uor
smother &, urier false hair.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
TIE LITTLE PEOPLE

who vas The most patient man asksi q
sezcber 10 one q Plrt-lurz- sunday -.Lools
yesterdav None q tLe small -ii0.a-- --il-l
10 know until little chap al. t-- tesa .l
: brown study flr few minute. h-.i ~ bis
tsnd. who was D.. johnny "li was tls
man Vho bad t1e awful p,lr rurker. Pitts
alTg Chronie.e
j lite giri n Ole ~ tl- loetborls
s4burfe. elo was much DISTURBED az e ftll-
ier shower. vks toll ~ ler father -Lar gee
-lin ~as good foT her pant, and that j.. was
really good chance which brought t--
blower a. t1si particular tins Looking rp
through bar vars ste said. "Ii rather tavs
plain rain --Bo--ol Journal
What's The matter with iaiv Blyr
N0ttin LA. Oh s. Tie same Cd t.-Llr-
Bu- I never saw Ll- make -lcL fs.--
have you ben dong anything O. h1-r
"Nom. Oly - low L- ~el- inter sls.s
studio a. lcks- 81 t1- yr..-r 1slsr u Ler
palette, a. gle-- BE- a.l- 90 over tLe ----
appointment ~ it lo- bin cl--ard ~. l-
ksrs Sta,e-us-
4 Young mis-. aeei il. Tl9-- .---r l-i
l.r become engaged % physician. VAS
,a-el ~ r1s supper fable W.fL -l- ian.. r..
Il-re had t--l r--la.-- made and opinions
-rlrsss-i about -l- =. D.. H-er PIE To-u-
.ss gave Der lI.. r. a- follows u think %
Will - verv sopi Tang Tor rio la--1-. as
b. car low leave 1l, rati-, VIZ laIr.e AID
1ot give them al sHsF % stranger. sup
p.r Ea- al l1lu-l
TIE oouve.sree bad b-u abaat children
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
nouse.olo DECORATION.

Moorish lanterns loos decidedly cut q
place IN rncdern halls.
Aocestrsl srmsr made OF IsYseT Hlacn~ =
NJ imposing in sny ssn-e q The word
Tuis,.-i iron = cu1si6srei Tie proper thing
for "a. t.scks's IN q 80 many hanosouns
roo1s
Al s1ceecins.y ARTIST gcE7iere -an e
rasde q az ordinary psrri--c-orfd gas
tsnDcck
Nosr interiors nowadays I'm 20 Trash .
EVERYBODY e-ntroidsr- and everybody dec
crate china. sni place ulusf = f11ni Tor
ibs results q. their ist-oFs
Keep your crockery where i belongs
Fls.es s-d 5urs DO 10; belong On psrior sails
or over usrlor door unless they are ~
vo-s. q 81, which pr-'ion' feF n i3eN
az
People r.ossss~,i q .sD1-om- anl vslra0is
III fashioned epergnes are a. Joss what 70
DO xith then Anything that o'-'rlcts ne
view a ones opposite neighi'ors Is DIV con
.idered very bed form in rshie furnishing.
Sorne Dew wall papers sra - hsui-ane
and look 50 much Ike Cd -are--rle- add SIX
brocsies thst they furnish lhe walls =
room hv tbsu-elve~. =. after you have
BEN ID. don't conceal them with cheap
pictures n expensive frames
Tie hsndsomes-. one might say The only
admissible frr Scraan. 81 a thick. h@vel edged
sbeai q plate glas. Anything that hides
he glow q FIRE from rle Eght = e. Ialpahle
blunder. for in theSe iays q furnace ard
steam heater the o7er fire is u-s'i- AZ a rule,
-nly for decorative QZrpc@-s
Tie present. taste 10 tuc-a-trac fav1rs low
and broad obje-ts. such a. shallow bowls u
brass and handsonls porcelain. f'r cabinet
and over rnantel rather than rhe ran. slen-
DER and much more graceful Vase Form i
l-tls considered ID the-e matter nowadays
they are simply -tits u color
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
BASEBALL TALK

The New Yorks viii kep Pitcher Gerse
There vii te many lew faces in tle differ
ent clubs when the next s-a-ln opens.
President Day thinks that Tie View Iorks
nlil wil the championship ne1t s-4-9l.
Klopf, the kll pitcher q Tie Mlnnea Poiis
team. vas offered $50 rs Mutne, b1i ce
cllel it
Il look, very much as u Tie san Fralfl9.l
baseball bushes viii he 0yard0ls THIS VIII
Ter, and that some 81 the players wll have
20 walk home
Ward and Keefe WI watch TIE talent
while IN San fraucls,2 ami IL tie proper
third ha-.alan ami cate-4er can be- hal. they
viii bTiu. him hack.
Manage jim Hart Is trying % by tn
Louisville club, fran hise, player and all II
b. succeeds. be- vii place the club IL Chicago
% represent the Northwestern league.
Ferguson. Of The Philadelphiss, = a bas-
Jall wonder he j. fourth among pitchers.
sec0ld IA seconl ia-.-lleu. third in hating
AID Las the best record ia run around The
base lines
The manager. 4 the New lotk club have
Al offer q Ole Of the prettiesi pieces Of
ground 70 te found anywhere iu the vicinity
Of New York for ball ground Il !, suit
able for Sunday a. well a. week day game.
and the owner viii III the whole thing up al
his own expsDse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
RELIGIOUS eLEAs.os

Tie synod n View Jerry 7.i ma.t az A.
bury Par a-ai1 nsEr scar.
There are .r-y-e -rr tribes ~ Indians Do
our country without Christian ln.s..oaarss.
A general conference et all evangelical
missions is o. t= held iu gle clty of Mexico,
from Jan 81 90 Feb. g. lso-
TIE spires ~ RE Bremen oarleiral Ll-
fhersn are o. - rebuilt af ccet ~ Ss'-
90 which sum viii he contributed ty PIE
clt.zens
The interna-iclsi convention aud The
worlds conference Il J. n a. as-,cA-9Ls
have Appointed NOV is ani itas week ~
prayer for young len.
Over 81 .011 q The yoll. people il tle Free
Church q scotland are studying fL4 sub
jects embraced 10 tLe welfare n youth
seherne, ard q these 3.pp- recently Ire-ented
themselves Tor examination
The statistic II tie Reformed Er-se.pal
church for la.- year ara. Bsptisus, s07. c.l-
frlnations, 20, received otlerW--. 5is.
church building, 20. value ~ church prop
srfy less incuIlbralees, sl,0-1.1J-.
The following report will show ta- eondl-
ton q The Episcopal church 10 Washinston
territory. Bishop. Z. priests. @. de4cols, &,
total. T. Chlrche- and mission stations u.
taptisms adults q infants III total, "a.
: general summary Il TIE English Wel-y-
al Methodist conference gives the TOTAL
remhesthip q Tie community as 81. 10.
With nearly ZOO Oh trial Ihe minister,
number z. ~. including Ir05aroner and 81
rlrrlUsrarLle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

TIE uumtsr ~ vests which have pssssd
through the SueI canal sino- = wa oTenei 10
DeoellfeT. IN up ~ jas VA S0f-l ~
This uurnter 1913 were Ilal q war. 2. %
were ghf -eamers- 5---- were mail boets,
- were yact-s ard - n-r- ssilirr vessels
one million four hundred and fffv-eieht
thousand az nunirel and seventeen ras-
ssnger have Tas-si through t1e canal ID The
sixteen years I'D rLlch u has lien opeued
Among thee were 1872 pilgrims % Nee a,
~ III Russian cclvlcrs. $50 Siberian cli0-
Mss 80 CLl1sse coolies There were also
lz.pp soldiers and ~ - general travellers
Ile recap @. f1s canal i1T the eltlre T---loi
q ssrrice are 1870 7o4 frans. Ees-els of9 90
tonnage rally pess through fhe canal.
wtile spr tonnage vessel, err-rl-rc- no
unusual dti-i--y ID masking rle ra-ssr=
Tie larres- tr11ies- r-s-l which rzs-=i
through l- S-ez canal 49, t1e iron cad
Aramerlo1 T1le1 "a, t-al , ..r-y--5I
.eet. ard made ths psHsg- TO- lss5 .n ~
boar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

A little hesitancy as 70 the proper thiuy O.
do sometimes disturbs a gentleman ~hsf
strangers are ushefet into church pe.
which be with one CT more ladies 4 oorupy
ing. Therefore, il may NOT be amiss - "a,
that II the strangers are q LADY or ladies. o.
companied by a gentleman, al that is neo,s
sary Is for the first party to move toward tn
inner end Of the pew and make SOON 70
them, but If the newcomers are ladies alone
the gentleman should step into the aisle anS
allow them u pas IN frsr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

The New York Tine says most -el--
by that soft-iesded seu'imen,slfy does
not Fl the case o. The Anarchists.
There are gang - diseased fanatics
In our midst. and when they have showed
themselves 10 Tie most venomOu- crimi-
nsliiy ever known with az organized .u-
ten,ion 70 destroy the operation u the
law. the opinion Of the country i- that
they deserve The fate that fair trial ts.
given them and IL that Governor n ui-
nois is weak enough 10 yield io q threa,
on The par Of the vermin who belong 10
the Anarchist gang he ought 70 be made
a by.word and q Kissing FOR The rest %
his life
II the Anarchist have the 6erce des-
peraiion 10 use dynamite bombs when ar
appeal for mercy fails, then it can only
be said that they are not entitled % the
slightest mercy. and their sympaihizer.
lay themselves open D. the suspicion Of
. most dangerous intention.
Men in the presence Of death are ex-
pected to look 70 God and not 20 defy
His law
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

TIE word M7psh is RI Hebrew origin. AMI
literally translated. means tear1u. or wstcl
tower From ttis o. has come 20 mean The
Memorial or reminder q "a covenant IL.
earliest mention We have q this word in Tia
Bible De- when lsian. pursuing che fleeing
Jarrt fni- and becomes reoonc.lei % hiu
and the hesp ~ -fone- piled up ~ them both
On Mount G.leai @rvsd a double plrryse
a. w1-nass % TIE covenant l-falan f1s--- ~
and ss iauimark Of th- b0lndarv between
them Labau called the plao- MizIah, for
said b.. the Lori watch between thee and no.
when We are suseIt from one sn0+ber. To-
word Mirah is frequently IL the siguifca-
ton thus expres7zd by LAoan, engraved ia
engagement q vsdiiny urgs both e. q
token n The covenant and a. a prayer th8i
the watch angels Of cd Will hover over TIE
beloved
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
-rt CURIOSITY SHOP.
Charles Dfekeas' Grsndfnosher - Ths
SOURCE Of the >sxeii-s's Gift for story

Charles Diekens Grsndrnosher - The
Source Of the Novelist. Gift for story
Nr T Wsuy-s Ped vT1-f- ia Tie Lordo1
DAILY Ne-rs q ~ Ersrdrnorbsr = Chsrie-
Dicsens. treating what VA -oil Inn l0ng
szo ~ tbe frsi lsiv Hooehfon Odd Nrs
Dlckens b SAYS, ~EEs 10 r-rss tu- h1use
kerr q Crere u To rl-3e q re - lc-1
Cre-e he --sn1fsfse- n 'he y-s.-e--r holds-
q TIE i.-le. and o. rs ester he frs- Lady
HorxL'1n vel reIlente- LADY HuEt-o-
sfsakinx - NJ with ENTHUSIASM = Nrs
Dickens uonierful T.r-ars a. story teller
Il pss beg delight a. child % lister % tb@
tales which the cd isdv Ess abe - rrls;e
rs-h - much drarnsf,c foTcs and feeling and
g va wifh the gTeafs~- interest that. lsteT
iu lie, Laiv Hou-htol recognized iu tie
ilus-rgIs su'ho- n DAVID CofT-rfeii -hs
zrsni~on u The fsrorif4 ~ beg childbooi
Old Nr. Di1ken. hsd che grierance which
Lady, Hou-ft0n -il recalled WHEN she tod
TDe sf9lt Der T vas TIE clniU0r q be- 81
John-Chariss fa-her-s -ains- who's iiie
ness All general inesTsc.rv sbs wa nev=r
tired n InfeI gtir- lhe7- have 49, many
coujeTru-s~ a. - 10 -1urr from winch D'ck-
en- derived IT. Eon.i-rfui Elft - . story
teler II is hsrily far fetched falr. %
s1rross taat b. inherited bis special rif- fruu'
TIE Cd br---ke-Ter a. Crtwe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
soc-AL ETIoyErTE


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The ub.e- o, tehaF.9r public plao.-
.- IS Interest q. everybody ard -te lr. &C.
tls American u.naI I'D Pills respect have
t.-r much remarked upon Harper. Banr
assert. thar -ae las no sense ~ ergrerte ln
rur.c r.a.e- She -aIs. and laughs a. ne
orela when ar ar-.. B., singing Size behave
wor-a a- "a l-l-.l-- than any ltLeT woman be-
t1s world She crowds shove. shows temper
sri q Jack ~ sod feeling -1e dos no. u
Ler opera h0r always behave quietly AM
Ike lady She se-s up, turns her hack o.
The anilence. adjusts her dress laughs AMI
talks aus h.v O. ter cavalier.
TIE same authority makes other pointed
comment. some oi which ere. in hrlef as
follows
i yo-rr American priua donna l-sd o. he
.url-el r a. American lady o. ~ with her
On th@ opera and st in colsIi rucus box
She took Der Manners with her, talked
laughed ate -Fe--ueats. threw rapen into
The uert box. and behaved as i SIZE were
rf.v Christine Nilsson SAT- in g box bear
tar GaVe.y. silently reslectful % The
singers was the great Swedish genius She
d.d LOT d. ans NJ these thing She looked
m01rlfl-ly ar t1e American. The hest AM
tn highest are respectful The lowest il
gark are iupertlueut and poor in manner
and ln STYLE
j. society, 10 a crowd ne need lte con-
yenances. they help us 20 keep our nature. Do
cheek. they make the world "A ft place ~
Live in. When we are eTp0s-l O. fle brutality
O.; I'D hammered people we learn bow unoom-
Portable the world would b II there were u.
etiquette.
The ie-t book ~ etiquette should bear tie
motto do unto others as ys would .ta,
others should d. unto YOU
Foreigners say that decorum in public Is
not a POPULARITY q the American woman
Americans can Do everything vel Wii
cannot they learn % behave decelrly Dbl.
public PLACES, Why should not az America
gentleman infuse into his couetness a crr
tan fresh originality, viyacity aud vii, ans
instead o. being dad copy II al Eng. ,l
swell. have a favor q his own And NlF
should not an American woman be- loe
vo.eei, thoroughbred, quiet, polite. a, vel Is
vel dressed. ora u and heautiiuli
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

''N-oesslty j. TIE motl7r ~ invention "
Ill- b. a very Oh aphorsn, dating tsek over
~ year- rs origin il attributed ~ Franc. +,
"Nortern Memoir written il tie .e4r
To- Thee memolr-. however. were IL
printed until lG'i. ard twenty-five year. De-
fore the app@arauce u sid publication 1917
TIE idea was expressed ID Wycherly- Low
in a Il Yol act ii. scene .. Geors- Farsu.
bar ai-y makes W. q u IL hl, Twin Rivals. ''
scf produced in l7J5.